Amos Seaman School Museum
River Hebert, Nova Scotia
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King Seaman - His Legacy Continues

 
The grindstone quarries located at Lower Cove, about five miles from the village of Minudie.
91 of 188 		The official certification of Amos Seaman as a justice of the peace
92 of 188 		Anne Seaman, eldest daughter of Amos and Jane Seymour
93 of 188 		A sampler sewn by Francis A. Baker
94 of 188 		Photo of Jane Seaman, daughter of Amos and Jane Seaman.
95 of 188 		Mary Seaman, daughter of Amos and Jane Seaman.
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Rufus Seaman, third son of Amos and Jane Seaman.
97 of 188 		Sarah Seaman, youngest child of Amos and Jane Seaman, and Francis Baker.
98 of 188 		William Seaman, son of Amos and Jane Seaman.
99 of 188 		This photo of the 'Bank Quarry' at Lower Cove.
100 of 188 		A photo of Amos Seaman, taken about 1860.
101 of 188 		A wharf with a hoist at the 'Bank Quarry' at Lower Cove.
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The Minudie Mine (also known as the Victoria Mine) was located in River Hebert, Nova Scotia.
103 of 188 		Minudie, in the early 1900's
104 of 188 		A notice of sale for the grindstone quarries at Lower Cove for $50, 000.
105 of 188 		Inside cover of a log book for the Schooner Aloe.
106 of 188 		One of the smaller finished grindstones.
107 of 188 		A drawing by Bessie Seaman, great granddaughter of Amos Seaman.
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